The Whitepaper of MOV – A Next-Gen Decentralized Cross-chain Layer 2 Value Exchange Protocol

Sep 27, 2019

Bytom blockchain is a blockchain project dedicated to bridging the atomic world and the byte world. Since its mainnet launch in April 2018, Bytom has made tremendous progress in implementing its application in real life, especially when it came to 2019. This May, Bytom has released the B...

Bystack: Seeking Killer Assets (I)

Aug 30, 2019

This article is translated from “Bystack：寻找杀手级“资产”（上）” written by Qianli Ma, COO of Bytom, a Chinese star blockchain project aiming to connect the atomic world and the crypto world. "Seeking killer apps", a widespread slogan among blockchain pioneers. Like sword of D...

2019 Bytom Global Developer Conference is Successfully Held in San Francisco

Aug 29, 2019

August 25th, San Francisco – 2019 Bytom DevCon was successfully held in Fort Mason, San Francisco, on August 24th. More than 50 teams from the U.S., Russia, India, Belgium, Brazil, Nigeria and China registered for 2019 dev challenge and six winning teams did demo show at the con...

Worldview of Bystack (II): The Island Effect in Blockchain

Jun 18, 2019

This article is translated from “Bystack世界观（二）：区块链岛屿法则” written by Chang Jia, founder of Bytom, a Chinese star blockchain project aiming to connect the atomic world and the crypto world. In fact, every technological revolution will eventually take the form of changin...

Bystack: Bytom’s Solution to Business Application and “The Blockchain Trilemma”

May 29, 2019

Consensus algorithms are the process applied by nodes to achieve final agreement on network states. In the blockchain sector, PoW and PoS are two major consensus algos. The proof of work (PoW) consensus algorithm is the most commonly used, which is featured by high security and decentraliz...

BBFT: a Hierarchical Byzantine Fault Tolerant Consensus Algorithm

May 28, 2019

BBFT: a Hierarchical Byzantine Fault Tolerant Consensus Algorithm ByStack Team v1.0 1  Introduction Consensus is the process applied by nodes to reach final agreement on network states. Byzantine fault tolerant (BFT) consensuses are considered well suited for permission-ed ...